iDVD, iMovie, iPhoto, iSight Updates [Updated]
In your Mac OS X Software Update, Apple has posted updates to:
iDVD (5.0.1)
iDVD 5.0.1 addresses issues related to general stability and compatibility with iPhoto slideshows and iMovie HD.
iMovie HD (5.0.2)
Audio in PAL widescreen
Sharing (exporting) HDV to videocamera tape
Synchronizing with HDV 720p content
Importing video from a DV videocamera when using analog passthrough or recording live video
Compatibility with some analog-to-digital converter boxes
Capturing video with Hi-8 (Digital 8) devices
Placing titles over DV content
Playing iPhoto slideshows that include protected content
Opening iMovie 4 projects that use speed-adjusted clips.
iPhoto (5.0.2)
iPhoto 5.0.2 addresses issues with iPhoto book layout, multiword searching, iDVD slideshow integration, and slideshow performance and photo editing on G3 systems
[Update] iSight Update 1.0.3
The iSight 1.0.3 update improves the iSight's audio performance. This update is recommended for iSight users running Mac OS X 10.3.7 and later.
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